Sometimes I’m in the orchid garden at the Naples Botanical Garden when the early morning sun back-lights an orchid, magically showcasing the inner parts and outer leaves.
Responding to Becky’s challenge for January of square photos illustrating words ending in light.
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
Simply gorgeous! This photo has captured the essence of the flower translucently.
LikeLike
Gorgeous, like a muted Georgia O’Keefe. Happy New Year!
LikeLike
Thanks, I hope our happy new year includes movement towards more honest politics in both our countries. And Georgia O’Keefe has had a big impact on how I see flowers.
LikeLike
Decency will prevail in the end.
LikeLike
This orchid has an inner glow… this makes me feel something of that the bee feels.
LikeLike
Yes, I think you have experienced a new perspective. There are so many bees in the garden and sometimes they go into a flower and can’t be seen.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Pingback: Daylight blind | The life of B
Stunning work Pat!!
LikeLike
Thanks, Nora.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Love how you captured the light.
LikeLike
See big smile right now! Thanks.
LikeLike
Lovely!
LikeLike
Wow!
LikeLike
I had been making a lot of square photos but checked and this one wasn’t. All fixed – thanks.
LikeLiked by 1 person
yay it now square and so can be including in tomorrow’s gallery 😀
LikeLike
Absolutely gorgeous, is it square though?
LikeLike
According to Lightroom it is 1×1. I didn’t think it looked square, either.
LikeLike
Intriguing! I’m currently looking at it on my phone where it looks rectangular , but I’ll take another look on my laptop later. Maybe it is the WP gremlins!
LikeLike
That’s gorgeous.
LikeLike
Thanks, Jan
LikeLike